.@rickhasen Once an SoS certifies a vote, is there any precedent for courts to step in, if say, tampering were proven before the EC voted?
Not close for purposes of flipping an election through a recount (6-8,000 votes). That would be unusual.https://twitter.com/jarsthemule/status/801159753346981888 …
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@jarsthemule@LOLGOP South Carolina has auto recount if less than 1%, Florida 0.5%.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@jarsthemule@LOLGOP usually see few hundred vote difference from recount, not few thousand votes -
then why this rule?
@AlanWindham: usually see few hundred vote difference from recount, not few thousand votes@rickhasen@LOLGOPpic.twitter.com/lh1eXSqovH
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good question
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6,000 votes out 4,500,000? okey dokey.
@rickhasen: Not close for purposes of flipping an election through a recount -
do you have any example where a recount moves more then 5000 votes at the state level?
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can you explain this rule?
@Morten15: do you have any example where a recount moves more then 5000 votes at the state level?@rickhasenpic.twitter.com/Lbul8s7OSC
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nobody disputes McCroys right to ask for recount. It simply won't change his loss.
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How do you know? Is it rigged?
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